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Suzuki will launch an E10-compatible version of its Burgman 400 ABS maxi-scooter on August 18, adapting the 399cc single-cylinder, 29-hp model to run on bioethanol-blended fuel. The price stays unchanged at ¥980,100, and all three existing colors carry over.
Everyone wants to ask if it's got underseat storage, but the real story this time is E10 compatibility. Widening the fuel options without raising the price is unglamorous but important work. A 399cc single making 29 hp with 25.2 km/L economy is about as close to a complete commuter-and-tourer scooter as it gets.
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The Burgman just keeps aging gracefully, another quiet refinement.
Can you fill E10 at any regular gas station?
Should be fine at stations that carry the bioethanol blend.
399cc with this much storage works for commuting and touring alike.
Feels like just an E10 update, nothing else changed?
Looks like the 25.2 km/L economy is unchanged at least.
Genuinely respect them holding the price.
